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On Tuesday 07 November 2006 05:39, Duncan wrote: |
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> Mauro Maroni <mmaroni@××××××.ar> posted |
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> 200611062236.11240.mmaroni@××××××.ar, excerpted below, on Mon, 06 Nov |
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> 2006 22:36:11 -0300: |
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> > References: <454F6945.1090704@××××××××××××.org> |
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> > Did anyone get a segmentation fault when installing coreutils-6.4? See |
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> > build error below |
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> See that references header I quoted above? That means you replied to a |
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> previous post (which was on a totally different topic, gnupg, as it |
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> happens), instead of starting a new thread. |
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Sorry about that, I believe I was going to reply something but suddenly had |
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that coreutils issue and ended re-writting on the same email somehow |
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> Briefly answering your question anyway... I have it merged here, which |
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> means it must have merged just fine. According to the date on one of the |
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> package files, I merged it Oct. 24th. |
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Well, then I got segfaults compiling other packages, and a couple of times the |
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machine freezed doing trivial things like browsing the web. Could this be a |
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hardware issue? RAM seems to be OK as I ran memtest during the night and did |
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not show any error after 9 hours. |
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